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Your image texture is marked as "generated" not as source image, how did you do the texture ?
I think you need to save the image file or something.

In case you didn't read it yet, there is a tutorial for the blender exporter here : http://www.maratis3d.org/?p=277

I'm really a fan of the ambiance : ) nice work.
The download link doesn't work for me, my browser tells me there is a redirection loop,
I also have problems with the files on the wiki (it says access non authorised).

And a second wave, the code is on svn ! :

- general :
getChilds(object) > return a list of all childs (if any)
getWindowScale() > return a table[2]
getSystemTick()

- shadows :
enableShadow(object, bool)
isCastingShadow(object)

- light properties :
setlightShadowQuality
setlightShadowBias
setlightShadowBlur
getlightShadowQuality
getlightShadowBias
getlightShadowBlur
setlightSpotAngle
setlightSpotExponent
getlightSpotAngle
getlightSpotExponent

- physics :
getMass
setMass
getFriction
setFriction
getRestitution
setRestitution
getAngularFactor
setAngularFactor
getLinearFactor
setLinearFactor
getCentralForce
getTorque

I agree that Blender is trying to do too much things, but I find modeling really simple and powerful, I was originally a 3dsmax user and would never go back. Blender animation system is a bit complex to use, and from my experience texture painting is a bit buggy, but I find the sculpting tools really great. We have the chance to have multiple free 3d softwares available, the best is to use each one for what it's doing the best.

What I'd like to see is an exemple of this Blender addon to bake lighting for a Maratis level.
Someone also talked about a lightmap software called Giles : http://www.frecle.net/index.php?show=giles.screenshots
looks interesting too.

if the bullet is linked to the player, the coordinates are local to player,
you should probably not link the bullets to the player because if the player rotate when the bullet is fired the bullet will rotate with it.

I opened it, your object scale x is negative, that's why it revert the normals.

apply the transform first, recalculate the normals and you can use edge split :

set the gravity to zero, set the objects physics and use "addCentralForce" :
http://wiki.maratis3d.org/index.php?tit … ntralForce

Your normals look inverted :

in blender, go to edit mode, select all, go to Mesh > Normals > Flip Normals

The animation can make the bounding box bigger, so it depend how the physics is setup.
Generally, the physics is set to a separate object (one box for the boy, one for the feet to detect the ground etc),

Vegas explain it in his website : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19970067/Site/Mara_YoFrank.html

Hi,

it's not silly, it's actually missing in lua, let's add it to the todo list.

The only thing possible for now is to do it in c++ using the plugin system,
or to duplicate all the objects in the editor and deactivate them (you can then activate in lua).

I'll also suggest you should not use the same name "i" for the argument and the global variable to not be confused :

text = getObject("text")
val = 0

function increment(i)
    return i + 1
end

function onSceneUpdate()
    setText(text, val)
    if IsKeyPressed("W") then
        val = increment(val) -- Calling function increment
    end
end